Sentence examples for difficult poet from inspiring English sources

Yet he is a difficult poet.

It's a pity he has a reputation for being a difficult poet.

Mobilio is a difficult poet -- an intellectual whose writing process is nonetheless intuitive.

Frank Kermode observed justly that it was not until the second half of the 20th century that Keats was seen to be a "difficult" poet.

As the critic James A Davies noted, Thomas's public elevation was "one of the last occasions when a serious and difficult poet was championed by representatives of the general reader".

If he was a difficult poet of love, Dante really makes him come out into the open and say what he is saying, so — here also are typical words from the Provençal tradition such as the value — valor, cortes and cantant: they all take on different kinds of meaning.

The period just before and immediately following the Russian Revolution of 1917 was marked by the work of six spectacularly talented, difficult poets.

Even though he quotes him in the original, he didn't really write these lines, these lines are Dante's, but what he does is he makes this difficult hidden poet come out in the open.

Although difficult, the poet's relationship with her parents seems less painful at the ends of their lives; in "Letters From a Father" and "The Stream," Van Duyn learns how to accept their peculiar ways of loving.

Lerner is already well-known as a witty, difficult, fairly experimental poet.

She is a difficult, allusive, dense poet, haunted by myth and by language.